How is this handling partial matches? Like "titleearch*" as opposed to "titleearch" or "titleearching"? I THINK it's handling it like you'd expect a wildcard to. And if you don't have a wildcard, it assumes "whole word" logic. So searching for "titleearc" finds nothing, because there's no exact match on that.

This will be looked at when we look at the author partial searching.

Originally Posted by jep

Another random topic - tag search. I don't use it. Do other people? If so, this should probably support tag search, too, so it can be a full replacement of the existing search. Probably already on your list but I'm just being thorough.

Eventually, it should probably support all the features the current search supports, unless you can show that people just don't use that feature.

Also, how is this going to work for searching within a thread?

I don't mind you being thorough, actually very much enjoying it! Since I am adding in the prefix, yeah, the tags need to be looked at also. Will create a story so I don't forget, I'm only 28 but can be forgetful

But seriously, all these suggestions from everyone will be taken into account no matter how big or small. They will just be prioritized, like currently I am working on the popup/new page results as I think that is an important usability issue.

Well, it works now, but... I don't like it. For some reason it has two scrollbars. Though I think maybe you just need to hide the inner one. Don't ever want to be in the position where there's two different scrollbars you actually need to be clicking and dragging on.

Another thing I notice more now that I'm using it is that it could stand some better styling for the thread subject lines. Maybe bold them and bump up the font size one point? I also played with setting the background color of the subject line to something like white. I'm sure you'll have your preferences but you can see what I mean I think.

Well, it works now, but... I don't like it. For some reason it has two scrollbars. Though I think maybe you just need to hide the inner one. Don't ever want to be in the position where there's two different scrollbars you actually need to be clicking and dragging on.

I am reusing the CSS and there was just an overflow rule that needed to be scoped only for the popup. This has been fixed.

Originally Posted by jep

Another thing I notice more now that I'm using it is that it could stand some better styling for the thread subject lines. Maybe bold them and bump up the font size one point? I also played with setting the background color of the subject line to something like white. I'm sure you'll have your preferences but you can see what I mean I think.

I had font size of 1.1em for the title but removed it and added font-weight: bold which is for both the popup and the page results. Also had a class missing from the page results so ensured that and now the indenting is on the page results also. Also have the alternate row background color.